I am just another user of GPG but I welcome your efforts, even though I am
M$-free.
I hope that the official maintainers of GPG will take your work on.
-Andrew Marlow.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Oleg Smolsky [SMTP:small at clear.net.nz]
> Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2001 2:50 AM
> To: gnupg-devel at gnupg.org> Subject: windows porting
>> Hello there,
>> I've just finished massaging gnupg v1.0.4 so it compiles on win32 with
> MS VC++ 6. So, the questions that I have are:
> -- are you guys interested in this? I mean do you want to put my
> changes in to the main CVS tree?
> -- if so, do you want me to make the patches?
>> Assuming there is enough interest and you are still reading, I have
> the following specific questions about the source:
> -- most of my changes are quite small and can are wrapped in #defines,
> however a few deserve a new module (e.g. secmem-win32.c) so what's
> the officially preferred way?
> -- I have had to change config.h and acconfig.h a lot, and they are
> generated by the configure script - so what's the preferred
> solution here? A generation batch file? config-win32.h?
> -- and finally, what's about the VC project files? I've created one
> workspace file (.dsw - for the program) and five project files
> (.dsp for the modules).
>> Best regards,
>> Oleg.
>> P.S. I do have and use cygwin, but the idea of the exercise is to get
> it to compile on a clean install of windows and MS VC++.
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